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The California Consumer Privacy Act: 3 Early Questions

By Grant Davis-Denny, Jordan Navarrette and Nefi Acosta (July 2, 2018, 4:28 PM EDT) -- Less than two weeks ago, the most far-reaching privacy measure ever to be enacted in this country had not even been introduced in the California Legislature. But careful deliberation was a luxury lawmakers no longer could afford. It was by then apparent that a ballot initiative called the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 was going to qualify for the November ballot. And there was growing concern that aspects of the initiative — such as a statutory damages provision for any violation of the CCPA's new duties, a new whistleblower and private attorney general enforcement system and a provision prohibiting future amendments...

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